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So far I have to say it looks great! I am a bit surprised how unintuitive it is to ignore local files.

I cannot login to my repository. Maybe there is a problem with spaces in the username?!

Nice start! But, can't revert changes from a revision, nor rollback.. can't branch/tag either. Still has a long way to go...

The long anticipated SVN app that promises to do SVN right on Mac finally comes out with beta. Obvious there is room for improvement, but it is definitely heading the right direction. Already beat all current SVN clients on Mac in terms of UI!

great app!
finally it's here, Subversion on mac is now usable!

Anyone know what the retail price for this will be? Or at least an order of magnitude?

Contrary to popular belief, this is not the only GUI-based Subversion client for mac.

Hi,
I just installed beta5.... the fact that it now uses svn 1.5 is a bad move IMHO
svn 1.4 is still whats bundler with osx AND !what xcode uses...

so it renders version incompatilble :/

Please revert to 1.4 if at all possible..

Regards,
Dominik

daijdjan:

You have no clue what you're talking about. SVN is backwards compatible. SVN 1.5 clients will work fine with 1.4 servers, I know because I've been using an SVN 1.5 client at work. You just won't be able to use the new merge tracking feature, and probably a couple other new features.

And titaniumdecoy: you're right, Versions isn't the only GUI based SVN app for Mac, but it is by far the most intuitive as far as the user interface. The rest are garbage.

I love this and use it since the first public beta in productive enviroments. It's not the first but the best.

The final is out and the price is 39 EUR

I think we need an "I used this" button for programs like these. I loved Audion and used if for many years.

The story behind it: http://www.panic.com/extras/audionstory/

"This program was developed with hope to bring the power of rich UNIX command line to the Dashboard"

Yeah that is what the dashboard needs. Next up, MS office for dashboard too!

Um, couldn't that logic be applied for anything on the dashboard? Does the dashboard need a dictionary, calculator, notepad, translation service, unit convertor, flight tracker, iTunes controller, etc? A command line makes just as much sense as any of those to me and may even be a little more useful in my day to day computing.

I like this idea. I could never get Visor to work the way I wanted and a terrm on the Dashboard is the second best approach in my opinion.

Interesting - seems official... though I am not willing to install with Admin privileges until the home page is up and I can read more about it.

Yes, it is official, but the homepage is down.

Yay, finally! Very snappy and a nice complement to Quicksilver. Glad to have a Google-endorsed desktop search for my GMail.

I tried it out and it's alright. Not nearly as good as Quicksilver in stability, appearance, and extensibility.